Property listing ID: 935346
Opportunities like this are becoming increasingly rare in Auckland. Offered to the market, this much loved home opens the door for a new owner to secure a substantial landholding with exciting future potential. Whether you are a developer, investor, land banker, builder, renovator, or a large family searching for space and future upside, this is a property that deserves your immediate attention. Freehold rear section in the sought after Mixed Housing Suburban Zone, this classic 1960s weatherboard Kiwi home offers endless possibilities for those with vision. The existing dwelling features 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a large garage, and carport, providing comfortable accommodation while you plan your next move. The positioning of the home toward the front of the site is a major advantage, creating potential opportunities at the rear of the property for future development (subject to council approval) or additional dwellings with approval. Renovate and add value, retain the existing home while exploring, land bank for the future, or start fresh and maximise the site the choice is yours. For buyers looking at long-term growth, this property combines land size, zoning, and location in one compelling package. Large freehold sites of this scale are becoming harder to find, especially in such a convenient and well-connected location. Positioned close to: • Manukau Shopping Centre • Southern Motorway access • Auckland Airport • AUT South Campus • Manukau Sports Bowl • Public transport and local amenities This location continues to experience strong growth and demand, making it attractive for homeowners and investors alike. The instructions are clear - must be sold. The family is committed to meeting the market, creating a genuine opportunity for astute buyers to secure a premium piece of real estate with significant future potential. Do not miss this rare opportunity. Contact us today for further information or to arrange your private viewing.
Listed by Barfoot & Thompson , Geeta Sami (Pakuranga) , Ravi Stuart (Manukau)